Accident Analysis and Prevention 2001: Vol 33 Table of Contents

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LIST OF CONTENTS
NUMBER 1
Papers
Test of Swedish anti-skid devices on five different slippery surfaces
Gunvor Gard and Glenn Lundborg l
Cost—benefit analysis of road safety measures: applicability and controversies
Rune Elvik 9
Permanent impairments, disabilities and disability pensions related to accidents in Norway
Johan Lund and Tor Bjerkedal 19
The role of driver sleepiness in car crashes: a systematic review of epidemiological studies
Jennie Connor, Gary Whitlock, Robyn Norton and Rod Jackson 31
The evaluation of effects on driver behavior and accidents of concentrated general enforcement on interurban roads
in Israel
A.S. Hakkert, V. Gitelman, A. Cohen, E. Doveh and T. Umansky 43
Shoulder belts in motor vehicle crashes: a statewide analysis of restraint efficacy
Stacey Knight, Lawrence J. Cook, Patricia J. Nechodom, Lenora M. Olson, James C. Reading and
J. Michael Dean 65
The effect of traffic policing on road safety in Israel
Michael Beenstock, Dalit Gafni and Ephraim Goldin 13
The Western Australian Road Injury Database (1987-1996): ten years of linked police, hospital and death records
of road crashes and injuries
Diana L. Rosman 81
Extended time-to-collision measures for road traffic safety assessment
Michiel M. Minderhoud and Piet H.L. Bovy 89
The effect of ice warning signs on ice-accident frequencies and severities
Jodi Carson and Fred Mannering 99
Self-reports of safe driving behaviors in relationship to sex, age, education and income in the US adult driving
population
David Shinar, Edna Schechtman and Richard Compton 111
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Changes in young adult offense and crash patterns over time
Patricia F. Waller, Michael R. Elliott, Jean T. Shope, Trivellore E. Raghunathan and Roderick J.A.
Little 117
The effect of medical care by a helicopter trauma team on the probability of survival and the quality of life of
hospitalised victims
Siem Oppe and Frank Th. De Charro 129
Short communications
The validity of self-reported seatbelt use: Hispanic and non-Hispanic drivers in El Paso
Mario A. Parada, Lawrence D. Cohn, Eugenia Gonzalez, Theresa Byrd and Miguel Cortes 139
Difficulties in estimating air bag effectiveness
Peter Cummings 145
NUMBER 2
Papers
Road accidents in Slovenia involving a pedestrian, cyclist or motorcyclist and a car
Marjan Simon¢éié 147
An evaluation of a suburban railway pedestrian crossing safety programme
Brenda Lobb, Niki Harre and Thomas Suddendorf 157
Age and gender patterns in motor vehicle crash injuries: importance of type of crash and occupant role
Dale R. Tavris, Evelyn M. Kuhn and Peter M. Layde 167
Pedestrian fatalities and alcohol
Mats Ostr6m and Anders Eriksson 173
Variations of the level of vigilance and of behavioural activities during simulated automobile driving
Joceline Rogé, Thierry Pebayle and Alain Muzet 181
Fatal traffic accidents among trailer truck drivers and accident causes as viewed by other truck drivers
Helina Hakkanen and Heikki Summala 187
Multiple state hazard models and workers’ compensation claims: an examination of workers compensation data
from Ontario
Michele Campolieti 197
Factors associated with parental safe road behaviour as a pedestrian with young children in metropolitan New
South Wales, Australia
Lawrence T. Lam 203
A linkage study of Western Australian drink driving arrests and road crash records
Diana L. Rosman, Anna M. Ferrante and Yuval Marom 211
Novice drink drivers, recidivism and crash involvement
Anna M. Ferrante, Diana L. Rosman and Yuval Marom 221
Relationship of parent driving records to the driving records of their children
Susan A. Ferguson, Allan F. Williams, Janella F. Chapline, Donald W. Reinfurt and Doreen M. De
Leonardis 229
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Restraint use patterns for older child passengers in Michigan
David W. Eby, Lidia P. Kostyniuk and Jonathon M. Vivoda 235
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Are aggressive people aggressive drivers? A study of the relationship between self-reported general aggressiveness,
driver anger and aggressive driving
Timo Lajunen and Dianne Parker
Effects of low-dose alcohol exposure on simulated merchant ship piloting by maritime cadets
Jonathan Howland, Damaris J. Rohsenow, Jennifer Cote, Brian Gomez, Thomas W. Mangione and Angela K.
Laramie
Accident prototypical scenarios, a tool for road safety research and diagnostic studies
Dominique Fleury and Thierry Brenac
The relative effectiveness of a hidden versus a visible speed camera programme
Michael D. Keall, Lynley J. Povey and William J. Frith
Short communication
Passengers’ injuries reflected carriage interior at the railway accident in Mundelstrup, Denmark
Lars Bo Ilkjzr and Tyge Lind
NUMBER 3
Papers
Relationships between seat properties and human subject kinematics in rear impact tests
Judson B. Welcher and Thomas J. Szabo
Experimental analysis of a new flexible neck model for low-speed rear—end collisions
Hiroaki Yoshida and Sadami Tsutsumi
Developing measures of fatigue using an alcohol comparison to validate the effects of fatigue on performance
Ann M. Williamson, Anne-Marie Feyer, Richard P. Mattick, Rena Friswell and Samantha Finlay-
Brown
Area-wide urban traffic calming schemes: a meta-analysis of safety effects
Rune Elvik
How do prolonged wakefulness and alcohol compare in the decrements they produce on a simulated driving task?
J. Todd Arnedt, Gerald J.S. Wilde, Peter W. Munt and Alistair W. MacLean
Bicycle helmet efficacy: a meta-analysis
R.G. Attewell, K. Glase and M. McFadden
Under-reporting of motor vehicle traffic crash victims in New Zealand
Jonathan Alsop and John Langley
New evidence concerning fatal crashes of passenger vehicles before and after adding antilock braking systems
Charles M. Farmer
A statistical model to compare road mortality in OECD countries
Yves Page
Predicting performance of annual safety outcomes
Jagadish Guria and Kelly Mara
The crash reduction effectiveness of a network-wide traffic police deployment system
Stuart V. Newstead, Maxwell H. Cameron and L. Mark W. Leggett
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Partners for child passenger safety: a unique child-specific crash surveillance system
Dennis R. Durbin, Esha Bhatia, John H. Holmes, Kathy N. Shaw, John V. Werner, Wayne Sorenson and
Flaura K. Winston
Factors related to driving difficulty and habits in older drivers
Jacquelyn M. Lyman, Gerald McGwin Jr and Richard V. Sims
Secular trends of motor vehicle mortality in the United States, 1910-1994
Guohua Li, Cyrus Shahpar, Jurek George Grabowski and Susan P. Baker
NUMBER 4
Papers
Freeway management systems and motor vehicle crashes: a case study of Phoenix, Arizona
Todd Olmstead
The epidemiology of traumatic injury-related fetal mortality in Pennsylvania, 1995-1997: the role of motor vehicle
crashes
Harold B. Weiss
Public beliefs about the preventability of unintentional injury deaths
Deborah C. Girasek
Preventability of vehicle-related fatalities
ElsMarie Henriksson, Mats Ostrom and Anders Eriksson
Firearm availability and unintentional firearm deaths
Mathew Miller, Deborah Azrael and David Hemenway
Roadway safety in rural and small urbanized areas
Paul J. Ossenbruggen, Jyothi Pendharkar and John Ivan
Pickup truck use in the National Personal Transportation Survey
Craig L. Anderson, Phyllis F. Agran and Diane G. Winn
Evaluation of the effects of North Carolina’s 0.08% BAC law
Robert D. Foss, J. Richard Stewart and Donald W. Reinfurt
The effects of driving cessation on the elderly with dementia and their caregivers
Brian D. Taylor and Sophia Tripodes
Assessment of hospital and police ascertainment of automobile versus childhood pedestrian and bicyclist collisions
Preet K. Dhillon, Amy S. Lightstone, Corinne Peek-Asa and Jess F. Kraus
In-vehicle distraction and fatal accidents in England and Wales
Alan Stevens and Roy Minton
Causal models for road accident fatalities in Yemen
Jamal R.M. Ameen and Jamil A. Naji
Short communication
Safety and ergonomics evaluation of hybrid systems in Hong Kong
Alan H.S. Chan and Alan J. Courtney
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Erratum
Erratum to “Exploration of the barriers to bicycle helmet use among 12 and 13 year old children”
{Accident Analysis and Prevention 32 (2000) 111-115]
NUMBER 5
Papers
The effects of introducing or lowering legal per se blood alcohol limits for driving: an international review
Robert E. Mann, Scott Macdonald, Gina Stoduto, Susan Bondy, Brian Jonah and Abdul Shaikh
Do speed bumps really decrease traffic speed? An Italian experience
Massimiliano Pau and Silvano Angius
Evaluation of inter-organizational traffic injury prevention in a WHO safe community
Kent Lindqvist, Toomas Timpka and Lothar Schelp
Predicting repeat DUI offenses with the alcohol interlock recorder
Paul R. Marques, A. Scott Tippetts, Robert B. Voas and Douglas J. Beirness
The development of a test specification to determine the rollover protection of passengers in light commercial
vehicles fitted with canopies
E.J. Honiball and J.L. van Niekerk
Drivers’ biased perceptions of speed and safety campaign messages
D. Walton and P.C. McKeown
Helmet laws and motorcycle rider death rates
Charles C. Branas and M. Margaret Knudson
Adolescent antecedents of high-risk driving behavior into young adulthood: substance use and parental influences
Jean T. Shope, Patricia F. Waller, Trivellore E. Raghunathan and Sujata M. Patil 649
The influence of demographic factors on seatbelt use by adults injured in motor vehicle crashes
E. Brooke Lerner, Dietrich V.K. Jehle, Anthony J. Billittier IV, Ronald M. Moscati, Cristine M. Connery and
Gregory Stiller 659
Explaining national road fatalities
Christo J. Bester
Factors contributing to the amount of vehicular damage resulting from collisions between four-wheel drive vehicles
and passenger cars
Robert W. Broyles, S. Ross Clarke, Lutchmie Narine and Daryl R. Baker
Sensation seeking, risky driving and behavioral adaptation
Brian A. Jonah, Rachel Thiessen and Elaine Au-Yeung
Short communications
Putting head restraints to rest
Robert Ferrari
Changes in head injury with the New Zealand bicycle helmet law
D.L. Robinson
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Viewpoints
Introduction to Viewpoints
Frank A. Haight 693
Viewpoint
Frank A. Haight 693
Bibliographic section 697
NUMBER 6
Papers
Cannabis use and traffic accidents in a birth cohort of young adults
David M. Fergusson and L. John Horwood 703
Mechanical failures as a contributing cause to motor vehicle accidents — South Africa
Ockert van Schoor, Johannes L. van Niekerk and B. Grobbelaar 713
A simple method for identifying and correcting crash problems on urban arterial streets
Richard A. Retting, Helen B. Weinstein, Allan F. Williams and David F. Preusser 723
A nationwide survey of self-reported red light running: measuring prevalence, predictors, and perceived conse-
quences
Bryan E. Porter and Thomas D. Berry 735
Analysis of progress in road safety in ten European countries
S. Lassarre 743
Protecting the child’s abdomen: a retractable bicycle handlebar
Kristy B. Arbogast, Jeremy Cohen, Luis Otoya and Flaura K. Winston 753
Novice drivers’ accidents and violations — a failure on higher or lower hierarchical levels of driving behaviour
Sirkku Laapotti, Esko Keskinen, Mika Hatakka and Ari Katila 759
Alcohol/drug abuse, driving convictions, and risk-taking dispositions among trauma center patients
Carl A. Soderstrom, Michael F. Ballesteros, Patricia C. Dischinger, Timothy J. Kerns, Robert D. Flint and
Gordon S. Smith 771
Costs of alcohol-related crashes: New Zealand estimates and suggested measures for use internationally
Ted R. Miller and Michael Blewden 783
Long-term effects of legislation and local promotion of child restraint use in motor vehicles in Sweden
R. Ekman, G. Welander, L. Svanstrém and L. Schelp 793
Overdispersion in modelling accidents on road sections and in Empirical Bayes estimation
Ezra Hauer 799
Predicting at-fault car accidents of older drivers
Rudi De Raedt and Ingrid Ponjaert-Kristoffersen 809
Predicting ambulatory function following lower extremity trauma using the functional capacity index
Melissa L. McCarthy and Ellen J. MacKenzie 821